Beige storage bag Joujou Maisosn the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with SketchUp 14 software before being converted into multiple other 3D formats. The native format of this 3D model is .skp, while the scene is compatible with 3ds Max 2016 version and can be rendered using V-Ray 3.00. A CATALOGUE item for a baby room requires some fine-tuning, but you can organize toys and soft toys on it more easily by using this great canvas bag featuring a beautiful beige volume. Two handles make the cloth bag portable so you can put toys in your lounge or the nursery with no problem. For storage needs like these, take a look at the Circus storage bag as well. Dimensions: Height 55 cm x Width 45 cm x Depth 37 cm. Item Ref # 143098, Price € 14.99. Model complexity is represented by 4015 polygons. To find and extract textures from .skp files easily, use one of the following software that has this capability. The instructions are as follows: SketchUp (completely free) Simply go to File/Export/2D Graphic, then choose any supported 2D file type you want. That is it. Another approach in SketchUp 1.- Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model and export it into a .COLLADA (.dae) format. Select "Export Texture Maps" option as requested in the window options menu. Once you're done with exporting, browse your location to see the .dae exported file there with a subfolder which is containing all the related textures of that model. You can just use any image viewer to preview the .jpg or other 2D texture images located within this folder. C4D You will notice it's simple importing an skp into C4D automatically populates a text folder alongside your original file with all those required textures ready for import right away in their respective folders, where they will then become accessible through drag and drop methods or just click and choose methods if desired! When the .skp file gets imported into 3ds Max scene it actually gets saved within: "Your Documents/My 3dsMax Scene assets/images".